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NMR and MRI from Physical Concepts to Medical Applications
Oscar Bernal
California State University
Los Angeles
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Outline
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance The idea of imaging (MRI) In-Vivo NMR Spectroscopy Some recent trends/advances Prospects
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NuclearH2O
1 cm
~ 3 x 1022 molecules
3 x 108 cmO
HH
Properties:* mass* charge* spin
Nucleus ~1013 cm
1 x 108 cme
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Magnetic
Interaction:
E . H )
Applied Magnetic Field H
S
N
HMagnetic Moment
HH2O
Precession: H
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Receiver
NMR Experiment
Generator
S
N
H
Low Mid High Frequencies
SignalIntensity
H
NMR Spectrum
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The Beginning
I. I. Rabi: Molecular beam experiments, measurement of atomic/nuclear magnetic moments by a “resonance method” 1937 Nobel prize awarded 1944
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First Successful Detection(s) in Bulk Matter
Felix Bloch (Stanford)“Nuclear Induction”
January 1946
Edward Purcell (MIT)“Resonant Absorption”
December 1945
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Some Fields of Application
Physics/Materials Science Chemistry/Bio-chemistry Medicine/Physiology/Radiology Geology Agricultural/Soil Sciences Food Technology Defense/Forensics
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Main Developments Bloch, Purcell: First successful detection(s) 1945;
Nobel Prize awarded 1952 Henry Torrey: rf-pulse applications 1949 Erwin Hahn: Spin echo 1949 Walter Knight: Knight Shift 1949 W.G. Proctor & F.C. Yu: Chemical shift 1950 Arnold, Dharmatti, Packard: High Resolution 1951
Two decades of chemistry applications followed
“Chemists got the point very quickly, thanked the physicists and took over” Packard 1963
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Main Developments (contd.)
Raymond Andrew: Magic Angle Spinning 1960 Richard Ernst, Wes Anderson: FT NMR 1965;
Nobel Prize awarded to Ernst 1991 The Minicomputer becomes available: 1965 J.W. Cooley & J.W. Tukey: FFT algorithm 1965 Jeener/Muller/Kumar/Ernst : 2D-NMR 19711975 Quad-PD & David Hoult’s CYCLOPS method 1975 Kurt Wüthrich: 3D structure of bio-molecules in
solution 1980’s; Nobel Prize awarded 2002
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Application to Physical Sciences
T TN : Antiferromagnetic
S
N
H 0
T TN
Resulting spectrumExperiment: Detection of AFM
T TN : Paramagnetic
0 0
T TN
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Major MRI Developments Raymond Damadian: T1/T2 longer
in cancer cells 1971 (diagnosis/radiology)
Paul Lauterbur, Peter Mansfield: use of gradients for imaging and mathematical tools for image production 1971; Nobel Prize awarded 2003